but putting it all together for marriott and expedia and booking.emain for travel is solid but leisure is waning a little bit. they are framing this as a normalization after some big ears. that is a fair description. but the global travel shows growth. the recovery started later is unfolding more slowly. and take us to international travel. for this incredible thing i do not want to lose. just there are different times from six months ago. the international oriented could keep working with the domestic bookings and hotel chains are a worse spot. that is where we are right now. i want to take calls. let us go to true in idaho. >> i am a charter member of the investment club. >> great. we are going to keep delivering for you. >> i'm trying to ask about the stock that started. i started volunteering covid. closed today at 15. the synergy is and an opportunity or trap? >> look. if you're going to go down that area? win for because you know what you want to go draftkings for gambling. those are the two that i'm offering. i would like to go to peter in ne

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the marriott he's out there performing. this is in the mission district today. deputy chief daniel per am posting this on his social media. we appreciate the deputy cheaper sending this along governor newsom is celebrating jewish american heritage this month. and he said that california is the second largest jewish population in the country and wants to recognize the resilience of the jewish people. he says his administration is going to invest in security for houses of worship and other cultural center's to combat hate crimes. more than 700 girls gather in piedmont this morning for play like a girl. this is the 3rd time that he thought recreation is throw this out, letting festival. it's a free event for young girls to try. 29 different sports from boxing flag football and even roller derby. how about that? the is a great for young girls to also meet some pro athletes and olympians. and the goal is to get these girls excited about over it of sports. and coming up in sports may have seen taking on chicago paypal. >> see how the bay area's newest team fared again

i was paying the entire marriott stay out of pocket completely. he was frustrated and contacted us.ch nbc bay area all the time and i see your program, nbc responds. we contacted airbnb immediately. i was like, red carpet service. airbnb didn't share any details, but nathan says it covered the cost of the emergency hotel and refunded his airbnb booking. it was a giant chunk of change. yeah, i think it was almost $2,000. it was. it was quite a lot. yeah, thank you for helping us out. orkin says hotels especially big chains, have generally adopted a pest control routine to prevent bedbug outbreaks. well, what about vacation rentals, mom and pops? well ask them up front before you spend any money. what are you doing about bedbugs? and what are you going to do if we find him? we have the full 50 city bedbug list on our website, nbcbayarea.com. com slash response. while you're there, you can contact us. just like the gaither family did. snap this qr code to fill out our consumer complaint form online kris. thank you. there's people watching in bed right now going, oh honey, do we check t

businesses like bi-rite market, ikea, see's candy and marriott hotels. they were all there, and it comes at a time when the need for qualified hospitality workers is increasing. not that tourism is returning to pre-pandemic levels. i think you know, especially during the pandemic, a lot of these candidates got a little bit burnt out and looked for other careers to pursue, so now it's, you know, inviting these folks back into hospitality. i've been looking for the last few months. it's been really tough. so i'm glad they have this job fair here today. i'm really confident i'll land a gig today. the state employment development department says the hospitality industry has added more than 19,000 jobs over the past two years. still ahead, oakland and san francisco still at odds over that potential renaming of the oakland airport. the latest offer from the city to reach an agreement as a lawsuit looms. and apple is creating a buzz over its latest ad featuring its new ipad y. a lot of people are surprised, and some even calling the company tone deaf. i'm chief

. >> there's also a black and white ball being held at the marriott right now, which will last until about midnight. now on monday, the convention center will be open from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m, and they'll hold their closing ceremony at 2:00. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news. >> dogs in arizona being trained to sniff out electronics in tonight's west coast rap. how it comes as a different way to crack down on illegal activity. >> plus, it gives us an opportunity to be on a on an even playing field with everybody else around us. >> also, an east bay high school just got a major makeover. how a new football field is inspiring players ahead of the new season. >> and let's add tomorrow to the weekend. it's going to be a nice day, nicer or as nice as today. changes will be in stor for the a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds... at no additional

including the ac hotel, literally across the street and then in the downtown corridor, there is hilton marriott signia, four points and even the westin hotel de anza says guests with questions regarding their upcoming stay can call hyatt customer care. >> lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. >> tomorrow, a judge in santa clara county is scheduled to decide whether to overturn the death sentence of richard allen davis. davis was convicted and sentenced to be executed in 1996 for the kidnaping and murder of 12 year old polly klaas in petaluma. his lawyers say a recent criminal justice reform law that invalidated certain sentencing enhancements now entitles davis to have his sentence reconsidered. >> new video shows the moment a man was attacked at a san jose vta platform. the santa clara county sheriff's office released this video showing what appears to be an unprovoked attack. authorities say. the video shows 26 year old andrew perez repeatedly punching the victim. it happened on the platform of vta children's discovery museum station in san jose at about 1:00 yesterday afternoon. perez goes on

marriott international and disney will cover all hotel costs and a two day park hopper pass for this upcoming trip. disney is the parent company of abc seven. nice thing to do. well, the professional business women of california held their annual conference, making their first comeback in person since before the pandemic. abc seven is a very proud sponsor, and our own dion lim. there she is and ama daetz were fabulous emcees today . this conference is all about networking, empowerment and self-confidence. it was originally an idea former congresswoman and san mateo supervisor elect jackie speier came up with 36 years ago. i'm sort of looking at my years in public service and what's most important, and having purpose is really important. >> inspiring a younger generation in, valuing the work you do and making sure that you don't miss out on opportunities to lift women up. >> martha stewart was a special guest sitting down with our diane lim to moderate. she talked about her career as an entrepreneur and a media mogul, and how she's managed to stay relevant over all of these decades. g

i was paying the entire marriott stay out of pocket completely. he was frustrated and contacted us. i watch nbc bay area all the time and i see your program, nbc responds. we contacted airbnb immediately. i was like red carpet service. airbnb didn't share any details, but nathan says it covered the cost of the emergency hotel and refunded his airbnb booking. it was a giant chunk of change. yeah, i think it was almost $2,000. it was. it was quite a lot. yeah. thank you for helping us out. orkin says hotels, especially big chains, have generally adopted a pest control routine to prevent bedbug outbreaks. well, what about vacation rentals? mom and pops? well, ask them up front before you spend any money. what are you doing about bedbugs and what are you going to do if we find him? we have the full 50 city bedbug list on our website, nbc bay area.com/respond. while you're there, you can contact us just like the gaither family did. snap this qr code to fill out our consumer complaint form online. kris. itchy. are you watching that story? yeah, let's let's talk about something much more p

marriott international and disney will cover all hotel costs and a two day park hopper pass for thisip. disney is the parent company of abc seven. nice thing to do. well, the professional business women of california held their annual conference, making their first comeback in person since before the pandemic. abc seven is a very proud sponsor, and our own dion lim. there she is and ama daetz were fabulous emcees today . this conference is all about networking, empowerment and self-confidence. it was originally an idea former congresswoman and san mateo supervisor elect jackie speier came up with 36 years ago. i'm sort of looking at my years in public service and what's most important, and having purpose is really important. >> inspiring a younger generation in, valuing the work you do and making sure that you don't miss out on opportunities to lift women up. >> martha stewart was a special guest sitting down with our diane lim to moderate. she talked about her career as an entrepreneur and a media mogul, and how she's managed to stay relevant over all of these decades. great event t

they had a website, marriott other dot.coms, billion dollar market caps. constructed growth in sales and earnings which are ultimately what drive stocks. adam: how did you deal with the whole ai phenomenon? not as well-known but explain how you do it. >> i don't want to do what everyone else is doing. don't want to buy the nvidia, leading the next trend. the underlying tail will benefit if you look at that, nvidia has to sell blue chips on the holdings business model collecting royalties year in and year out. there's a big distinction between nvidia and microsoft. nvidia has to push, getting pulled into the market. microsoft and apple push ai into the market so -- neil: they meet those products. >> microsoft's copilot running on architecture so it's not necessarily nvidia. nvidia is not going to be the only supplier of ai chips. they announced in recent weeks they are coming up with ai chip division. it's not -- neil: we talk about this on and off the air. this bull market and whether this bull market keeps going, ken fisher was here, slightly different, o

está presente el sindicato local 19 marchó desde el marriott en el centro de la ciudad, alrededor delhotel para compartir sus testimonios. aseguran que sus contratos en 5 hoteles locales están por expirar este verano y buscan cambios. el contrato justo, pues buenos beneficios, un buen sueldo y y una buena calidad de trabajo. mucha gente este prefiere vivir en carros porque no tenemos 2 trabajos, porque no tenemos dinero suficiente para pagar la renta, la comida. además se quejan de la reducción de personal. han cortado este, eh, muchas horas de trabajo, por ende los trabajadores y han hecho que una posición de un trabajador tenga diferentes posiciones al parque. césar chávez aquí en el centro de san josé también llegaron otros grupos conmemorando el día del trabajador, incluyendo activista , pidiendo más respeto y derechos para la comunidad inmigrante. hoy estamos aquí porque es muy importante que todos se den cuenta que los inmigrantes son parte de la sociedad. hoy en día están sufriendo la crisis de vivienda y también la injusticia de que no están recibiendo el apoyo necesario para

chinese consumer and multiple warnings on earnings calls from the likes of starbucks and p&g and marriotta-cola and many other names. joining me now is the chief china equity strategist at goldman sachs. great to have you on good morning from london >> good morning, frank thanks for having me >> we were talking about the out performance of the chinese indices with the s&p you actually believe chinese equities are under valued and have a big upside left to go i want to go with the blue sky case what is the blue sky case for the year with the chinese markets? do you see tech continuing this level of out performance >> yes, frank, over the past three months, china and china equities have been the best performing global market since the end of january looking ahead, even after the 24% recovery, the valuation levels remain quite attractive in our view. at the moment, our benchmark is trading on ten times forward earnings which is still about one division below the past five-year averages in looking ahead, the very positive and potentially powerful catalyst would be the corporate governance ref

we work with ritz-carlton, marriott, hyatt. we are expanding those relationships every single day.ology to meet. how are you booking sales or revenue on each transaction? >> we are both a consumer app and website that you go to buy these incredible local experiences. when you go check in at the ritz-carlton in belle harbor, they are using our technology to check in, send inventory, set pricing, look at competitive data. we have invented the entire category from the consumer side all the way to the business side. ed: let's take memorial day as an example. memorial day in the u.s. honoring our fallen men and women of the armed services. when you have a holiday weekend like this, is there a big spike for you on the app and the website? >> absolutely. people want to experience local luxury without traveling. this summer, we are expending three times as many people to want to travel within 100 miles than internationally. our business spikes on weekends like memorial day and july 4 when we will send tens of thousands of people to over 1500 local hotels. ed: if there is a fancy resort or

skyworks, marriott, yields are lower as this treasury refunding announcement was in line our road mapegins with a monster move for earnings movers pfizer, kraft, dupont. >>> plus amazon shares are up ahead of the open. cloud sales growth accelerates the company also aims for spending more on a.i >>> shares of starbucks under pressure they're down after a decline in same-store sales it also slashed its forecast we're going to be joined exclusive by starbucks' ceo just a few minutes from now >>> let's begin this new month for markets after ending a rough april with that selloff. worst day since january 31st worst month since september '23. >> some of it was because there's a belief that -- really, this happened in the last few hours yesterday -- that if the fed chief is asked the question, do you think that the next move should be increasing rates or decreasing rates, it puts him in a horrible bind? h what is he going to say? this was literally the narrative i heard yesterday as interest rates ticked up. you know that people are going to try to trap the chairman, but he's not easily tra

our competitors are the hiltons and the marriott's of the world because that's where the guest has ae that cruising represents an incredible value compared to hotels and a much better guest experience. our ships are always well-maintained and give a consistent product and we go to fantastic places around the world close to home and far away and we really see guests continuing to favor cruising as a vacation. new to cruises are up a few points and new to the company is up a few points. sonali: it's not just the idea of royal caribbean and you guys versus the hotel chains. today is interesting because there's another cruise operator going public in one of the biggest ipos of the year. how do you see more entrance into the space particularly when it comes to dollars from public investors? >> i think viking has done a great job over there last few decades in the river cruise space in the ocean cruise space and anything that elevates the cruise experience is good for the industry. at the end of the day, the cruise industry is healthiest when it has good participants with great product and

timeshare companies are doing to market to this customer, with ceo of marriott revealing that the averagewner of its properties is 60 years old. >> about 80% of our owners are married and have children under the age of 17. you could break down the ownership, so you can get a getaway weekend with just the husband and wife, if you want, or get multiple units and go for a longer multigenerational trip. >> multigenerational travel is leading to higher cruise bookings, royal, silver seas, and viking cruises are targeting this demographic. viking has seen its shares outperform with a number of analysts initiating a buy rating, calling the older consumer a key part of this company's growth story. >> it's interesting, we heard in the upfronts this season, that's also a place where there's a lot of baby boomers watching. i remember reading the stories where they said executives are no longer trying to hide that, they boast about it because this is where the spending power is. >> the companies in the travel world, sit a shift in mindset, kelly. for the longest time, these were the companies that we

and then in the downtown corridor, there is hilton marriott, signia, four points, and even the westinjune 16th. the owners say guests with any questions about the closure should contact hyatt customer care. a local distillery is closing for good dissident spirits. a local craft distillery is calling it quits after it gained popularity for its small batch vodka, gin, whiskey and rum, all of which were made in richmond. the team first launched in 2021, but they say due to evolving market conditions and insufficient growth, the company said online that memorial day weekend was going to be its last weekend in business. spotify is offering a refund on its short lived in-car streaming device after being hit with a class action lawsuit. car thing will no longer work starting in december. after launching in february of 2022. a few months after its release, spotify announced it would stop making the device. spotify has received backlash in response to its latest decision. a number of consumers who purchased the in-car gadget have sued spotify, saying that the company misled them, selling them

the bottom line because you don't break out that group of dave & buster's, james town property, marriott. is it because it's not significant yet and one day you'll break it out or should it be a part of the business in general? >> well, it is a part of each brand. so if you're buying, it's in the brand. but at the same time, we look at it separately to hold people accountable who are pushing those lines of business. we have the trade business, we have the contract business. they are very different. the trade business is more like the consumer business. it's more of an annuity where you get a big deal to replace it with more units. so it is slightly different that way. but right now it's not big enough, no. >> so two things that i guess got him in a wine. that pottery was not big enough. the other is the freight issue. the freight issue to me is something -- the way you reported it was exactly the way the accounting will say you have to report it. it was not meaningful. but it did score a headline. is that fair? >> well, we were very clear in our headlines. it was not material to any prev

there is a concern, whether it be from -- if we listen to expedia, hyatt, the rev par, listen to marriottwe get a sense that travel has slowed, and i don't know whether to lump you into that, particularly american travel, or just say, listen, you've got to see through this little valley because we've got a brand-new airbnb that's very exciting. >> as you and i used to talk before we went public, we were basically break-even when we went public, and the big question was, would we ever be a profitable company in three years, we made so much progress focusing on this, and now we have 41% free cash flow margin today, we are now at the beginning of this next step, and the question is, what's next for airbnb the answer is, there's going to be a lot more coming over the next couple years. new products, new services, and i'm very confident that we can reaccelerate growth. >> i want to talk about icons again, because one of the things that i now find to be, let's say, incredibly important is before i start my travel trip, i have to go to icons to see if there's something that i might want to do, b

square elmo told fans, "hey, if you like stuff from colombia -- [ laughter ] meet me behind the marriottknow?" [ light laughter ] some political news, yesterday, while delivering remarks in north carolina, president biden said, "i'm only 40 years old, times 2, plus 1." [ laughter ] not to be outdone, trump was like, "i'm this many." [ laughter ] [ applause ] that's cute. good. actually -- actually, trump said, "i only owe $100, times 10,000, plus another 100 million, so --" and you go, "okay." [ laughter ] i saw that biden has been making regular calls to former president obama to talk about the election. well, we actually got our hands on a recording of their last call. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: yeah, listen to this. [ dial tone ] >> uh, hello? >> hey. hey, buddy, it's joe. i was -- i was wonderin' if -- >> this is barack obama. >> right, right, yeah, yeah, i know. i -- listen, my poll numbers, they -- they're -- >> i can't come to the phone right now -- [ light laughter ] >> we're -- we're on the phone. >> -- so leave a message after the beep. beep. >> come on, man, come on. [ phone

in the company is benefiting from the recovery and a new partnership with marriott that has stopped filledtel rooms. when we think through what the street is saying after this report, what are we getting out of after mark >> loss trade welcoming this report with open arms. i would take a look at some of the commentary saying that mgm deliver the best earnings report by a wide margin across coverage, surprising on both the top line and on the margin fund. if you take a look at the shares, they had been up about 9.5% they've given back some of those gains, currently up about 3% but still we are talking about their best day since late march. >> we are going to both -- for the bus discuss this further with bill horn buckle. bill, another thing that analysts had said, if you buy mgm, you had better be right on las vegas. what is the promise of las vegas in terms of how much you can bring in this year and how booming the economy could get this year? >> las vegas fundamentally instill still the core of their business. we're in the luxury segment ended at 80% of our earnings cannot of luxury. the

[applause] >> fyi, paul was with us from day one, even when we started holding this at the marriott. he was a dear friend, he gave me guidance, he gave me counsel. that's why we have the award in his name. i would like to call ralph bennett up, he's going to introduce a really good friend of mine and i know of yours. if you don't know him, you are about to get to know him very quickly because he also represents a piece of montgomery county. i'm turning it over to ralph. >> good afternoon. i was speaking earlier about the importance of the verbal line in pulling together the communities to make them one place. my colleagues are citizens of this operation and i'm delighted this is the case. congressman iv represents the fourth congressional district of maryland, has served as chief counsel to the senate majority leader, as counsel to senator pulsar brings during the whitewater investigation, and on the staff of john conyers of michigan. he also worked for u.s. district attorney eric holder as assistant district attorney and is chair of maryland's service commission. he was twice electe

including the ac hotel, literally across the street, and then in the downtown corridor, there is hilton marriotta, four points and even the westin hotel, de anza says guests with questions regarding their upcoming stay can call hyatt customer care. >> lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. >> east bay mud has completed a solar project in orinda that triples its solar energy production. a 4.6mw project will generate 10,000,000 kilowatt hours of renewable energy a year. it's at the east bay mud watershed property below briones reservoir. east bay mud says this is the largest solar project to date, and they hope it helps them reach their goal to be carbon neutral by the year 2030. new at noon on this friday , jennifer lopez has announced she is canceling her summer tour . j.lo said in a statement to her fans that she is completely heartsick and devastated about letting you down. according to the tour organizer live nation, she's taking time to be with her children and family. singer was set to perform her show this is me live at chase center in san francisco on july the 16th. ticketmaster ticket hold

i was paying the entire marriott stay out of pocket completely. he was frustrated and contacted us. i watch nbc bay area all the time, and i see your program, nbc responds. we contacted airbnb immediately. i was like red carpet service. airbnb didn't share any details, but nathan says it covered the cost of the emergency hotel and refunded his airbnb booking. it was a giant chunk of change. yeah, i think it was almost $2,000. it was. it was quite a lot. yeah. thank you for helping us out. it's our pleasure, nathan. he contacted us online. you can to scan the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. moving on to politics and the election. many issues weigh on the election year, including the economy, border security, foreign policy problems around the globe. but one thing and those sometimes change, but one thing that will not go away is abortion. beginning with the dobbs decision in june 2022, abortion was key to many voters in that year, as well as in state elections the following year. and now with us, it's now with us again. nbc bay area politic

ikea, marriott, see's, candies and more. the berkeley humane society has its pints for paws event.the tickets are $95 a piece and that gets you a commemorative beer glass and unlimited tastings of local craft beers, wines and ciders and also to celebrate the berkeley humane society. they're waiving all the adoption fees for the whole month of may. so if you want to adopt a pet now might be a good time. 10, 41 and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. >> how the a's came out. they were well, i mean, you can see they ended their winning streak, but we'll show this particular game in the highlights. there. and we'll take a look at the giants to john. >> could you go without your smartphone? how one couple is capitalizing on the dump phone movement with an online store selling devices to reduce screen time next. rich on tech. and today is looking like a good one to get back out there, especially if you don't mind a little bit of a cooler feels san jose, 68 degrees today compared to where we're heading definitely on the cooler side talking our warm-up for the rest of the warm-up for t

airbnb saw average daily rates grow 3%, that is lower than marriott's 4%. and the ceo made the point that growing supply actually inkreebss affordability, and bl give travelers more cost effective options compared to hotels and how that over time will drive bookings. he's really laser focused on getting hotel loyalists to switch to home rentals he said, if we can get one traveler to stay in an airbnb, that would double the size of our business he said the key is to improve quality and reliability of the product. other talking points on the call, melissa, include artificial intelligence and his keen focus on expanding overseas, specific markets like mexico, brazil, and china. right now, we're seeing shares down 8%. >> seema, thank you. i was looking at my calendar, april 2025, next year, i can tell you today when easter is next year. >> it's -- >> aren't you talented wow. when is new year's next year >> and yet -- as you mentioned, why is it an excuse? >> why is it an excuse that out of nowhere, even though it's been in the calendar thousands of years i -- t

marriott international and disney will cover all hotel costs and a two day park hopper pass for theire ozempic wave swept the country with stories of significant weight loss. new at six. the major push happening by other drug makers, and we're getting an update on the push to bring in hbcu to san francisco and take a look at the forecast. >> we'll say congrats to the grads at castlemont high school in oakland. they're graduating today. it will be breezy and cloudy with temperatures mainly in the 50. today it is much cooler. get ready for some gusty winds this afternoon. highs mainly in the 60s and low 70s. you can make the stars align. because when we come together, hope and joy will shine. help us make every wish come true. ♪ ♪ abc seven mornings live, now at six. >> shots fired after a high school graduation celebration, we have an update on the search for the people responsible. >> did san francisco just find an option that could take over the property formerly known as westfield mall? maybe

. >> now, julie, there's also a black and white ball that's being held at the marriott right now, and that will last until midnight. now on tomorrow, the convention center will be open from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m, and they'll hold their closing ceremony at 2:00. >> looks like it's going strong. all right. lamonica peters reporting live tonight at fannie mae con. thank you. napa valley's bottlerock music festival wrapping up tonight after a closing headliner performance from ed sheeran. the singer already the grammy winning artist, even made a surprise appearance a few hours before his set, coming on stage to perform with rock band the offspring. other big name performances today included dominic fike and queens of the stone age. >> tonight, the death toll is rising following a series of storms in the south. coming up, the trail of destruction left behind. >> plus, i didn't expect so many people to show up like this. >> a san francisco community rallying behind a beloved dog walker and his family, who lost their home in a recent fire. coming up tonight at 1030. today's block party. bringing

marriott international and disney will cover all hotel costs and a two day park hopper pass for thisoming trip. disney's the parent company of abc seven. i'm so glad they're going to get a little time to just have fun. some remote learning at uc santa cruz will continue today, casting an ever growing shadow on the plans for the university's graduation and grad workers, and teaching assistants are entering a fifth day of strike against the uc system over how it handled the pro-palestinian protests and encampments. this is worrying some students because teaching assistants often do their final grades. the strike has been authorized to go until june 30th, which is two weeks after graduation. in-person learning is set to resume as usual on tuesday skyline high school. the principal says it happened just after last night's graduation ceremony had wrapped up. two people were hurt and had to be taken to the hospital. >> number two, the israeli military says it's recovered. the bodies of three hostages killed by hamas terrorists. october 7th. they have been now returned to israel for burial.

. >> most of these companies, whether it's the hilton, the marriott, four seasons, all of them are in international corporations. they have the money to sustain during a downturn. >> mayoral candidate and current supervisor asha saffy said the board has been called in previously to help both sides get to the finish line during negotiations. >> we need to stand up for working families. a lot of them are immigrants doing work that most people don't want to do. >> who's in the city of san francisco has yet to see tourism and spending returned to pre-pandemic levels, despite seeing a boost in 2023 over the previous year. >> now, i spoke with the handlery hotel right here in union square, and while the owner says he's not directly involved in these upcoming contract talks, he says his hotel simply just hasn't recovered from those pandemic related disruptions and he believes, like many operators here, they are all dealing with rising costs in san francisco, betty yu, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, back now to our developing news out of los angeles, where tonight, police are urging pro-pa

on airbnb they have this growth, they've been down, but people feel saturation, look at travel, marriottgood a quarter, hilton was okay you have an event, you have the world cup, you have so much going on and it's just an inexpensive way go i think the note is good waited until the stock is down and well-timed note on a long-term company and on brian chesky who keeps is surprising i urge people to go to the site and look at the dream vacations. >> the icon category. >> my thought we're going away looked at this, it's like, you know, a dream come true vacation, no surprising on it, but brian is so creative this was on the place where x-men were made. that's like in westchester i'm not going to westchester westchester! >> that's not a vacation. >> that's work. >> yeah. >> you would be calling me every day. what do you think of the texas instruments. >> no matter where you are i call you every day you can't get away from me. >> i'm glad our partners, i go to westchester, you go to kyoto. i go to west chester >> you will have comic to kick around. >> i have cloudflare we're seeing price comp

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including the ac hotel literally across the street and then in the downtown corridor there's hilton marriott, four points, and even the westin. >> the goal is to reopen the hotel on june 16th. the owners say guests with any questions about the closure should contact hyatt customer care. >> our time now 726. a san francisco restaurant now forced to delay its grand opening. thieves broke in and stole thousands of dollars in items less than a week before the restaurant opened. i want to show you security camera video from inside the new mediterranean style restaurant on goff street in hayes valley. look here. you can see people wearing dark colors and hoods early tuesday morning, the very same day the restaurant planned to have a soft opening. >> you're definitely shocked the first day. like you like this happened to you. it just doesn't add up. we were thankful they didn't do any property damage. so it's just inventory. inventory, small wares and tools . as i've said before, this just fuels me. i'm not going to let something like this affect us and because i do believe in a trickle down effect

processed $1 trillion in transactions last year for customers ranging from amazon and google to bmw and marriott. an ipo has been at speculation, the ceo says the company is in no rush. >> we have no timeline on announcing being a public company. we are focused on goods for employees. >> number two is anduril. powered by venture funding, the defense disruptor is taking on lockheed martin and northrup. it is on the frontlines supplying ukraine and operating throughout the middle east. number one? openai. the company burst into the mainstream in 2022 with the innovation of chatgpt. since then, it has announced a litany of business partnerships surpassing $2 billion in annual revenue and reaching a valuation of $86 billion. of course, openai is keeping up the innovation launching the gpt 4.0. no doubt that a.i. dominated this list and not because openai is number one for the second consecutive year. that's a first in the dozen years of the disruptor 50. 34 of the disruptor 50 companies tell us that a.i. is critically important to half of the revenue. 13 of those specified that generative a.i. is es

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. >> there's also a black and white ball being held at the marriott right now, which will last until about midnight. now on monday, the convention center will be open from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m, and they'll hold their closing ceremony at 2:00. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, thank you. lamonica hundreds of thousands of people filled the streets of san francisco's mission district this weekend. they came to enjoy the sights and sounds of the 46th annual carnival, festival and grand parade, one of san francisco's biggest and most festive street parties. it also included dozens of colorful floats, music and dancing in the street. >> personally, it's been a lifelong commitment. we've been dancing in the parade since the 1980s. my family's been a part of it for a really long time. i grew up three blocks from here where we start, so it's just really beautiful to be back here. >> carnival also included more than 200 lowriders, which has recently become a crowd favorite. organizers say roughly a half a million people showed up for this year's festival in the mission district. we